The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 28, 1920, Image 7
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?; Fix Itinerary.
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wImui ma Jor uiattmt In the
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iuuik prouiliwot im'urtHn- of fb? OgJ
iaiM;i !*f Mild formally <-lty o<l!tor of
ffc, State. *'?* cIummmi wn-ivmry of the
anmlM?v without- ttppadtlon. A?I?.
I (? ivMits. ?' ' wbo 1?U8 U\eu a laont
ttlekwt t*vret#ry of <ho commit too,
id m,.i offn f?r rv Htvtion.
The eoauulttee fl\od the ?u**'shitteutt*
for candidate* for varlouM offices,
Tlxute offering for the I'lilte*! StuU-?
senate this uuttituor w4ll !?*>? $100; can
didates for rongretw, $175: euudhUitct*
for governor, AO ; other state offieen,
railroad coumiUfeloiicr tpul ^.solicitor*.
?Tft. ?
Statewide <*a mpalgu* for United
Stsiea senate ?*u?l eongYvs* and for
\taUg offices wl|l iHifiu Juue 18, aud
a apeehil committee was nauHxl to ar
rouge the itinerary for the two cam
paigns The canvpalgna will <>ixn? lit
ditferut sections of the state simultaue
ously. Members of the committee are ;
Willie Jones, Q. A. Ctyigiwmt ami Hai
ry N. Kdmunds. The itineraries will
iW arrange! with In the next few weeks, j
A 'subcommittee to' bear appeal# from
municipal election*, under t<he statute
of IfTJG, was ohoaeii aa fuMmvtf : Flwt
t'ongressliKml district, J. M. Mt>oivr,
WtHerboto; &ocotul, .1 IWamb Light-,
Ktgr, I In niptoii , Tttird. M Walkvr.
(IkHHIWS Fourth, J H. Iiuuau ;
Fifth. U, II CattviUi Chwl?r ; sixth.1
T. \V. Kerry. ; No\euih. <}. A. I
CiltKliaKl.
What the Mitifhirf?
Zjkm I
A man ,1-Lni the offiee hoy, if Mr,
J quo* or ht> partner rwphiMi tdhe offlw
fii^t.
"Well." sit ill the hoy. "Mi. .lone> M
tliht was uh\:i.\s lust, hut iatrr ho l?o
u.i n to earlier, till at last ho was
fil'St, though tn'foro he was always
Im'IiIihI. Uo nooii got later again wnut
got belli mi as before, hut 1 ex<poct he'll
bo getting ea tiler sooner or later."
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Driving Ease in a
MAXWELL
is Due to Special Steels
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Many who drive a Maxwell
prefer it to a larger car.
They like its nimbleness,
its quickness in getting un
der way, its peculiar ability
to thread its way through
traffic, its rare driving ease.
One can drive it farther
in a day with less fatigue
than many cars much larger.
The reason is clear: its
engine pulls no superfluous
weight, \
Not a single unnecessary
pound burdens it.
Special steels in a Maxwell
eliminate the useless weight
? steels made to MaxwelFs
own formulae, which equal
? pound for pound those in*
any car built.
They have extra strength
forged into them, and they
provide lightnes$.
This is one reason why
Maxwell has won public
favor the world over as in
dicated by nearly 400,000
now in use. How marked
the tendency today is i re*
corded by ? production of
? 100,000 for 1920.
Carolina Motor Company (Inc.)
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Camden, S. C.
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?TTTT7
Lumber
Flooring,
Ceiling,
Siding,
Casing.
Mouldings.
Framing I. umber.
Red Cedar Shingles,
Fine and Cypres* Shingles,
Metal and Composition Shingles.
Doom, Saah and Blinds.
Porch Column Midi Balls* tern.
Beaver Board,
Valley Tin and Ridge Roll,
Building
Material
Brick,
Lime,
Cement.
Plaster,
Fire Brick.
Fire CI ay.
Sewer Pipe,
Store Flue,
Terra Cotta Thimbles,
Mortar Colors and Stains.
Water Proofing Mbteral,
Corrugated Metal Roofing.
Asbestos and Composition Roofing.
Hardware, '
Paints, Oils
Asbestos and Composition Roofing, Oalso
WIRE FENCING, IRON A ND WOOD POSTS.
Locks,
Hinges,
Nails,
Grate*.
Hatchets.
Saws,
Hammers,
Door Hangers,
Carpenter's Tools,
Ppat ? BrasSes.
Paints and Oils,
Inside Decorations
Calsomines and Cold Water Paints.
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE
booth & Mcleod, inc.
SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA
BIG FUSS OVER SMALL FOX
lxtm?lv? Litigation In Proopoot I#.
hum of Winter Sport In Dutchoao
County, Now York.
Every sportsman lu Dutcbeoa coun
ty to interested tn a lawsuit over the
?kin of a fox which already bat in
volved two hunters, two farmers, tour
lawyer* and one Justice of the peace,
bidding fair to take a trail loading
straight into the Supreme court, a dis
patch from Poughkeepcle to the New
York ttvcning Suu says.
Key nurd wa? ahot and wouuded
while In woods belonging, to De Witt
Clinton Flanagan, formerly member of
congress. The wounded fox reached
the farm of L, C. Hart, where It waa
dlacovered by Rdward Meade, an em
ployee of Mr. Harti Meade uaod a
club and dispatched the animal, tak
ing possesion of tho akin. Tho two
sportsmen demanded poaaeaslon of the
trophy, but this waa refused.
?One lawyer repreaentlng the sports
men found an ancient law which pro
vided that a wild animal abot by hunt=,
era belongs to them whether It la to
covered Immediately or escapes to oth
er parts.
In a Justice'* court Meade waa ar
raigned on a chargo of having hunted
without a llcens^, hla weapon having
been a club, but he was promptly
acquitted.
Rut the question of the pelt remain
ed unsettled until the justice found
a colonial atatute which atatea that
whenever a' close (Inclosed holding of
land) is luvaded by a predatory ani
mal said animal may lawfully be
seised or killed. Under this ruling the
fox sklu was awarded to Meade.
STILL CLING TO f^AG DOLL
8lmploot of All Playthings Remains
Enthroned In ttfb Heart of 8mall -
Amarlcon Qlrl.
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The old rag doll still retains Its su
preme seat In the realm of child fancy,
despite the Invasion of airplanes that
fly, bisque dolls that walk, talk and
roll their eyes, wireless sets that wire
and automobiles that auto, according
to Hnmcr "Stephens, president of the
American Toy Inhibitors, Inc., the
New York Evening Telegram States.
"Although we have every form of
toy Imaginable which can and -does
please the heart of the child, there la
nothing like the old rag doll," Mr.
Stephens said. "There were more rag
dolls manufactured and sold last year
than ever before, and I understand
the demand hns Increased this year.
"All toy manufacturers have Inypn*
tors who tlirii nut new articles every
y*>?r, - This your!* -innovation Is the
?popular-priced toy phonograph, which
plays any record nod costs but a few
dollars. Toys this year have been
made especially to promote what
might he called 'Juvenile engineering.'
"TTvey~ar0 t>Ullt for the purpose of
Hnstllllng the constructive spirit In the
child, and we have found a market
for those things even among the
grownup*.
"But the Atncrlcah child still de
mands Jts rag doll."
As It Uaod to Be. ?
A young member of the Uniform
Ttank, K. of I*. lodge was making ar
rangements to go to the annual party
which his chapter gave. The affair
was called the "annunl-nnnual," and
he talked a great deal about It at
home. ?
One evening his mother became In
terested In the party. "I don't be
lieve your loltge has enough affairs,"
she told h!m. "Now. several years ago
when your father attended lodge reg
ularly there used to be something al
most every hight. "Let's see," she
mused, "what kind of night they called
them."
The younger mafl~~Wtn1red at his
chum. "I'rbbnbly nightcaps then,
mother," he retorted. "You remember
that was before we went dry In In
diana." ? Indianapolis News.
Some Excitement in Oil Weil*. .
Competitive drilling: plays a great
part am^ng wella In a single vicinity
because all oil leases leak at tlie edges,
and whether you get you* neighbor's
oll orhe years Is largely a mat
ter of speed. Consequently a well In
the middle of a large tract is usually
let alone by the owner, or, at least, he
undertakes further drilling with de
liberation, but If he strikes oil near
bla boundary he drills his borders wltfi
all baste, knowing that hjs neighbor
will "offset" his wells, on the other
side of the boundary just as fast as
he can get the equipment on the
ground. ? Hay Morris in the World'#
Work.
Need Birds the Year 'Round.
- The little packet of eggs that would
have given rise to thousands of cater
pillars form lunches for the winter
birds. In the orchards Irregular holes
through the loose flakes of bark at
test to their usefulness again for they
tell of their inroads upon the hiber
nating codling moths. Summer is not
the only time for birds, says the Amer
ican Forestry Magazine. If we had
more of them during the winter we
would not need so many In the sum
mer. - ~..y ? ?' ?
Forest* In New England.
The forest area of southern New
Hkiglind Is now about 46 per cent of
the total land eurface. This Is equiv
alent to 1,750,000 acres of forest land,
says the American Forestry associa
tion of Washington. The area forest
ed' Is apparently on the Increase. In
: 1010 the forested area w*? estimated
| at 41 per cent, in 1850 as 82 per cent j
and In the Connecticut portion of the
! territory In 1820 as about 20 per cent.
ouiiiiMtlyn to nwure thv patftutg?
of (h?? Mineuduicot thivugh
CVojrrMt JK^vtwitnUHl tbe ratalng and
>|M*mlht4; <?{ uuuv thuu a haK mil) ton
dollfti
8ir AucVhuut ftwtdvt, the unv I'rlt
iah aiuUi**a<lor ut Wu>hhtKU?n. w.i- *
?l>k*uilUI atUU?t<* la tils oollotfo vU.vt,
ami exwlhxt at rugby.
You Will Be Satisfied
That's what will happen every time you buy a Good
year tire.
Keeause in Goodyeurs you will find a tire that positively
goes farther and lasts longer.
And in the smaller sizes of Qoodyears you
will find just as high a relative value em
bodied as in the Famous Goodyear Cords.
Our complete stock of Goodyears especially
Ip the smaller sizes enables you to obtain im
mediate delivery.
They Are Best, But ? They Cost No More ?
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes
Kershaw Motor Company
Camden, 8. C.
Encourage Your Children
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To Save Money.
Now ? while they are young ? is the oppor
tune time to instil into their receptive minds
the importance of saving some of their pen
nies^ nickels arid dimes! - . :
Once they, acquire the-habit, the habit will
grow. You will be training them into the
ways of self restraint, and laying the founr
dation for future strength of character.
% ?
Start a savings account in the First National
Bank? one dollar will do it. Help your
children add to it regularly. Teach them the
value of money, and later in life they will
deeply prize th interest you have taken. -
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V. J. slt.nitmit. I'n s h, ?v. t .u.l-.idl., Owhier
- - Aiatat nti t Cashier
Save Your Potatoes
BY USING
Stonecypher's Potato Bug Killer, at first appear
ance of bugs. We have moat of the other protective
agents also : Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur Compound ;
powd. Arsenate of Lead; Bordeaux Mixture and to
bacco Soap.
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W. Robin, Zemp's Drug Store
Ttlep bone 30..
GET ABOVE LITTLE
WORRIES
There's a lifting machine that beats any balloon, eleva
tor or flying machine ever made.
It's a dollar.
It's the only thing that can take you above the clouds
of possible need, and make the high cost of living less of
a nightmare. -
The unprepared are always hardest hit by troubles.
The improvident are always the first to suffer from
hunger. *?' ?
A savings account is a mighty warm bed-fellow when
cold winds are blowing and prices are soaring.
. No worry about warmth and clothes and food ? nor for
medicine either if it be necessary.
Use your head. Think.- .
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Start an account to-day. . ~ .
Loan
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